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Nikos A. Salingaros
Professor of Mathematics, Urbanist & Architectural Theorist -- member of a network of practitioners who build a more human world
"One of 50 visionaries who are changing your world" -- Utne Reader
Ranked 11th among "The top 100 urban thinkers of all time" -- Planetizen
Committee of Honor -- International Network for Traditional Building Architecture and Urbanism (INTBAU)
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Nikos Salingaros
Department of Mathematics,
University of Texas at San Antonio
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, Texas 78249
E-mail: salingar (at) gmail (dot) com
Telephone: 210 458 5546
Fax: 210 458 4439
More than 18 Masters and Doctoral students in Architecture/Urbanism
Contributions to mathematics & physics
Some Notes on Christopher Alexander
Christopher Alexander's ideas on office environments
- "Designing a green public space", joint videolecture to the University of Derby UK and the University of Bahrain, 4 March 2014.
- "Progettazione e Biourbanistica" (AUDIO), videoconferenza con l'Università di Roma III, 25 Febbraio di 2014.
- Anti-Architecture and Deconstruction -- Russian version is published free online under a creative commons licence.
- MY THREE BOOKS with Umbau-Verlag are being transferred to Levellers/Sustasis (US) and Vajra (International) publishers: Algorithmic Sustainable Design HERE and HERE, Anti-Architecture and Deconstruction with 50 new pages HERE and HERE, A Theory of Architecture now with an Index HERE and HERE. The original versions are now selling at half price: Algorithmic Sustainable Design, Anti-Architecture and Deconstruction, A Theory of Architecture.
- Interview in Portuguese with Fabio Duarte, Scielo em Perspectiva, 14 February 2014.
- "Instead of glass and concrete?" (in Polish), Marcin Gerwin on my work, Dziennik Opinii, 25 January 2014.
- "Creating buildings and environments that support life", listen to the 1-hour radio program with James Alexander Arnfinsen, LEVEVEI BAEREKRAFT I SKANDINAVIA, 27 October 2013. Link also published on Resilience.org and Permaculture Research Institute.
- Unified Architectural Theory: Form, Language, Complexity. A Companion to Christopher Alexander's "The Phenomenon of Life -- The Nature of Order, Book 1", Sustasis Foundation, 2013. International Edition Vajra Publishers, US Edition from Levellers/Sustasis and also from Amazon. (Description HERE). Some chapters published online in English, Portuguese, and Spanish HERE. Chosen as BOOK OF THE DAY by the P2P Foundation, 12 February 2014.
- "A Sustainable Energy Future for Mauritius", Teleconference with the press in Mauritius, 1 March 2013 (AUDIO). Interview on Defimedia, 8 March 2013.
- Onassis Senior Visiting Scholar, University Seminars Program, 15-22 February 2013 -- presented a series of lectures in New York City and Long Island.
- Taught a course on Architectural Theory at the University of Texas at San Antonio, Fall semester 2012 -- students can follow much of it online.
- "Biology, the city and responsible design" (AUDIO), The 2012 Slater-Maguire Lecture, Saint Margaret's Church, Winnipeg, Canada, 15 October 2012 (announcement).
- Elected to the Scientific Committee of the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia -- IAAC, Barcelona, Spain, September 2012.
- "Cities as Complex Systems", videolecture to the Laboratory of Geographic Information Systems, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland, 9 August 2012.
- Appointed as International Consultant to CNU México -- Consorcio para el Nuevo Urbanismo, July 2012.
- "Biourbanism: Theory and Practice", videolecture for the International Society of Biourbanism Summer School, "Neuroergonomics and Urban Design", Artena/Rome Italy, 17 July 2012; also HERE.
- "Urbanism as Computation", video of Keynote lecture at the CRESC Annual Conference, Manchester, 8 September 2011.
- "Transformations: Architecture from Biology", video of lecture at the IAAC -- Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, Master in Advanced Architecture, Barcelona, 13 June 2012 (PHOTO).
- ENTREVUE sur le projet du centre commercial à Verviers, Belgique, 10 Juin 2012.
- "Organizational Complexity", videolecture for the Masters Program in Systems Engineering, Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia, 8 June 2012.
- Review in Vietnamese of my book "Anti-Architecture and Deconstruction", by Nguyen Hong Ngoc, 3 March 2012.
- Interview with Manner of Man Magazine, 1 March 2012.
- My book Twelve Lectures on Architecture chosen as one of ten of The P2P Foundation Books of the Year 2011, 9 January 2012.
- "Imperialismo globale e antiarchitettura", intervista di Serena Baldini, Biourbanistica, 23 dicembre 2011, ripubblicato in Arianna Editrice, 27 dicembre 2011, TEMIS, 27 dicembre 2011, Megachip, 28 dicembre 2011, Informare per Resistere, 28 dicembre 2011, Informazione Consapevole, 28 dicembre 2011.
- Chosen as one of ten worldwide "Experts on Traditional Architecture" by Fides et Forma, 22 December 2011.
- Review in POLISH of Twelve Lectures on Architecture: Algorithmic Sustainable Design, Architektura & Bisnes, November 2011.
- Review of Twelve Lectures on Architecture: Algorithmic Sustainable Design, Energy Bulletin, 20 June 2011.
- "Niente Grattacieli a Roma", video per la Conferenza Stampa sulla Commissione Grattacieli, Roma, 15 Novembre 2011.
- "Principles of Urban Structure", International Lecture Series: Achieving a Sustainable Built Environment, Vienna University of Technology, 3 November 2011.
- "Free+Open: P2P Urbanism", OpenArchitectures, 27 October 2011.
- Ashraf Salama, "Anti-Vitruvian Architects and Contemporary Society", Architects for Peace, 26 September 2011.
- "Public Spaces, New Urbanism, Smart Growth" (AUDIO FILE), invited talk, The Philadelphia Society, Cincinnati, 7-8 October 2011.
- "La ciudad de las redes y el urbanismo de pares en pares", teleconferencia, 2o Congreso Internacional sobre la Vivienda Social, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina, 21 de Septiembre 2011.
- Rod Dreher, "Ugly Buildings: Unscientific and Irreligious", The American Conservative, 12 September 2011.
- "Urban Computations and Genomics", Framing the City Conference, University of Manchester, 8 September 2011.
- David Bollier, "Re-imagining Urban Design and City Life", 2 September 2011.
- "James Kalb interviews Nikos Salingaros", The Philadelphia Society, 20 August 2011.
- Slavoj Zizek, "Bad Architecture" (bilingual English/Italian), Needle and Globe, 18 August 2011. Reprinted by the P2P Foundation, along with an extract from my article "The Derrida Virus", 23 September 2011; reprinted by 2020 Climate Campaign, 23 September 2011.
- "Network City", video presentation to the IAAC -- Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, Barcelona, 19 July 2011.
- Video Interview with Roberto de Mattei at the Lepanto Foundation, Rome, 1 July 2011.
- Organizational meeting for the "Conference on the Roman Periphery" focusing on the Corviale Social Housing, Office of the Administration of the Lazio Region, Rome, 1 July 2011.
- Presented the book "Participative Design" by A. Giangrande & E. Mortola, Gangemi Editore, Rome, 30 June 2011.
- At the Italian Parliament -- met with senior italian legislators and observed the session of the Chamber of Deputies on 29 June 2011 (PHOTO).
- "Biophilia and the Quality of Life in Our Cities: Inspired by Classical Greek Ideas", Commencement Address, Center for Byzantine & Modern Greek Studies, Queen's College, CUNY, New York City, 26 May 2011 (PHOTO), summary in greek.
- "Form Languages and Classical Mouldings", lecture at the ICAA, New York City, 25 May 2011.
- "Architecture of Place and Peer-to-Peer Urbanism", lecture at the Project for Public Spaces, New York City, 24 May 2011.
- Attended the Driehaus Prize Ceremony, Chicago, 25 March 2011 (PHOTO1) (PHOTO2) (PHOTO3).
- Twelve lectures on architecture: algorithmic sustainable design, Umbau-Verlag, Solingen, 2010 (252 pages) is available in the USA HERE, HERE, and HERE, in the UK HERE, and in the EU from Germany HERE and HERE. Comment by David Brussat in the Providence Journal, 7 March 2011. Review by James Kalb on Turnabout. Review in Polish HERE and another in Portuguese HERE.
- Film (in Greek) me ton Giorgo Papanikolaou, Greekarchitects, 24 January 2011. First presentation in Greece of intelligent-based architecture.
- Sinenteuxi me tin Anna Grimani (in Greek), Kathimerini, 12 December 2010.
- Arthro tou Dimitri Rigopoulou (in Greek), Kathimerini, 12 December 2010.
- Sinenteuxi me tin Maria Thermou (in Greek), To Vima, 12 December 2010, reprinted in Our Town.
- VIDEO (in english): "Projects for the International Workshop on the Roman Periphery", Rome, 1 December 2010.
- "Life and the Geometry of the Environment" (article and video), Athens Dialogues, The Onassis Foundation, Athens, 27 November 2010, Video in English, also HERE, Video with simultaneous Greek translation, also HERE, Video of the entire session, Video of the entire session with Greek translation, and Video of the entire session with French translation; also SLIDES, and summary in Polish.
- "I kathimerini mas exapatisi" (in Greek), TO VIMA, 21 November 2010.
- P2P Urbanism, book draft available free online. Invited talk at the International Commons Conference, Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Berlin, 1 November 2010 (PHOTO1) (PHOTO2). See webpage at the P2P Foundation and a similar one on Wikipedia.
- Video en castellano: Principios de la Estructura Urbana, Octubre de 2010.
- O Nikos Salingaros apanda ston Andrea Yakoumakato, Greekarchitects, 4 October 2010 (PHOTO1) (PHOTO2).
- Video Presentation "The Fractal City", CityCamp London, 8 October 2010.
- "Un regard de passage", Le Journal de l'Architecte, numéro 239, juin/juilliet 2010; republié sur le site Anguis in Herba, 31 Juillet 2010.
- My architectural project for the Commercial Plaza in Doha, Qatar chosen as "Project of the Month" by A Vision of Europe, July 2010.
- "Urban and Information Architectures: A Cross-disciplinary Approach to Complexity", paper with Roger Sessions, ObjectWatch, October 2010. Originally presented as an online seminar, International Association of Software Architects, 17 July 2010 (download lecture in RealPlayer).
- Lecture at the Berlage Institute, Rotterdam, Holland, and discussion with Jeroen de Willigen of the architecture studio De Zwarte Hond, 23 June 2010.
- Lectures on urbanism at the University of Alcalá, Spain, 14 June 2010.
- Athens Dialogues Organizational Conference, New York City, 16 April 2010.
- No Alle Archistar chosen as Book of the Month by Urban Lovers/A Vision of Europe, March 2010.
- Review of "Anti-Architecture and Deconstruction" by Kr. Hoff-Andersen.
- Winning proposal of Adalberto Libera's arch as a monument to Italian soldiers, with 33% of the popular vote, Sole 24 Ore, January 2010.
- David Brussat writing in The Providence Journal: 1, 2, 3 & 4, November 2009.
- Lecture tour in Italy 28 October 5 November: Bologna, Florence, and Rome PHOTOS 1 & 2.
- September 2009: "Complexity Theory of Cities Comes of Age" Conference, Technical University of Delft, Holland.
- September 2009: Doha project exhibited at the Technical University of Delft, Holland, with accompanying talk.
- 16 September 2009: "Who Is A More Important Thinker, Corbu or Salingaros?", Charles Siegel on Planetizen.
- September 2009: Ranked 11th in Planetizen's poll "The Top 100 Urban Thinkers" -- announcement on Greekarchitects -- announcement on UTSA Today.
- Visit to 17 Dionysiou Areopagitou, Athens -- a building I helped to save from destruction, June 2009 PHOTO.
- June-August 2009: Doha project exhibited at the Gorcums Museum, Gorinchem, Holland.
- 17 December 2008: Interviewed by River Path Associates for the British Council on Climate & Cities.
- November 2008: Distinguished Visitor, Ben-Gurion University, Israel PHOTOS 1, 2, 3.
- November 2008: One of UTNE's "50 Visionaries who are changing your world".
- September 2008: Doha project included in the New Palladians Exhibition, The Prince's Foundation, London.
- June & September 2008: Lecture Tour in Italy PHOTOS 1 & 2.
- Intervista video in italiano, Palermo, 2008.
- 13 May 2008: Keynote panelist, Forum for Urban Design, New York City PHOTO.
- "The Architectural Revolution began in Italy", Video interview at the CNU XVI, 2008.
- Review of Biophilic Design by Philip Langdon, April 2008: "one of the best design books of this decade".
"Surely no voice is more thought-provoking than that of this intriguing, perhaps historically important, new thinker?" -- His Royal Highness, Charles, The Prince of Wales
Environmental Structure Research Group (ESRG)
World Architecture Community
Institute of Classical Architecture (ICA)
"A New Vitruvius for 21st-Century Architecture and Urbanism?" -- Ashraf Salama
"[Nikos Salingaros' books are] three fundamental texts, among the most significant of the past several years" -- Vilma Torselli

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Paintings from a Private European Collection are the Focus of this Summer's Looking at Lunchtime Gallery Talks at the Clark
For Immediate Release
April 17, 2006
The next Looking at Lunchtime Gallery Talk at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute will be held Thursday, May 11 at 12:30 pm. Kathleen Morris, the Clark's director of exhibitions and collections and curator of decorative arts, will discuss the painting Madonna with the Rose by Simon Vouet during a half hour gallery talk. This painting, just recently placed on view, is part of a private European collection on loan to the Clark for three years. The talk and gallery admission are free.
Madonna with the Rose along with the other works of the same loan, Boy with a Roemer of Wine by Candlelight (1623) by Hendrik Terbrugghen, Saint Jerome (1630s) by Bernardo Strozzi, and Portrait of General d'Oyre (1799) by Jean-Baptiste Greuze, are the subjects of the May 11, June 8, July 13, and August 10 Looking at Lunchtime Gallery Talks.
The paintings by Vouet, Terbrugghen, and Strozzi date to the 17th century, and the addition of these three Baroque paintings to the Clark's galleries enhances its presentation of a vital period of European painting. All three paintings reflect the wide-ranging impact of the groundbreaking style of Caravaggio. The Greuze portrait of General d'Oyre complements the Clark's already rich holdings of late 18th and early 19th century French art, including works by Jacques-Louis David, Jean Auguste DominiqueIngres and Jean-Léon Gérôme.
The Looking at Lunchtime series is held the second Thursday of every month featuring a curator or special guest highlighting a work of art or collection at the Clark. Attendees are welcomed to purchase food from the courtyard cafe or bring a bag lunch to enjoy before or after the gallery talk.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm (daily in July and August). Admission is free November through May. Admission June 1 through October 31 is $10 for adults, free for children 18 and under, members, and students with valid ID. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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This is the list of some of the schools that offered scholarships to Eastern Christian Academy (Md.) players. Not bad considering it's the team's first year in existence.
Actually, the players on the team are playing for Eastern Christian for the first time – but they all played together at Red Lion Christian Academy in Bear, Del. previously.
After the church that managed the school had a change in ownership and management that produced a deemphasis on the athletic program, the group found a home at newly formed school.
The team has been busy since the end of last season, taking the spring and summer 7-on-7 competitions by storm. The latest conquest came at the Rutgers competition, which saw Class of 2015 quarterback – and USC commit – David Sills earn the honor as the event's top offensive player by Rivals.com. Not to be outdone, Jahmere Irvin-Sills, an Auburn commit, earned the top defensive honor.
Eastern Christian earned the title in the 84-team tournament with a shutout of Coatesville (Pa.) in the title game. Eastern Christian also knocked off Bergen Catholic (N.J.) in a tough semifinal.
David Sills and Jahmere Irvin-Sills, however, aren't the only ones on the team garnering national attention.
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Kenny Bigelow SR. DE – 6-4, 290 5-stars – committed to USC.
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Danair Hardrick SR. DE – 6-0, 267, 2-stars – three offers from Delaware State, Norfolk State and Massachusetts
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Obviously I've been recording a bunch of the Kings games during the playoffs. I have all the series clinching games saved on my DVR. I'll also record all of the Stanley Cup Finals. What I would like to do is this.....
Take all the recordings off the DVR (for saving space purposes and keeping them long term) and transfer them to my computer. Then what I'd like to do is edit them so that all the commercials and dead time is out of it. So then all I'd have is game play and maybe pre/intermission/post game talk. Then burn them to DVD to have forever.
Is there a relatively simple program that a non tech head like myself could use to accomplish this?
A tech friend of mine said the hardest part is getting them to my PC unless I had a DVR that also burns, I don't have that.
Is it possible? Is it possible for a none really techy guy? And if its technically illegal to do this then I'm just curious and would never do such a thing.
So hypothetically, can I do this w/o spending a tone of money?


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Tag: free agency
Fantasy Analysis: 2011 NBA Free Agents (updated Dec. 14)
by Jason on Dec.14, 2011, under Free agents
It's been a crazy week for the NBA. David Stern's c-blocking aside, fantasy owners have had a lot to pay attention to — maybe too much. I know for me, my real-life work (you know, the stuff that pays the bills and gets in the way of this penurious passion) has gotten in the way of keeping up with all the chaos, but I finally got a chance to sit down and process the madness a bit.
Though trade rumors are all fine and dandy, we have a long list of free-agent signings to examine. Below is a quick rundown of the signings so far, broken down by team:
Atlanta Hawks:
- Tracy McGrady (PG/SG): one year, veteran's minimum
- If (and probably when) Jamal Crawford leaves town, T-Mac could have inconsistent value here and there. Don't expect him to get the 25-30 minutes he notched for a few months last season with the Pistons.
- Vladimir Radmanovic (SF/PF): details undisclosed
- You know the deal with Radmanovic: If he somehow gets minutes, he'll hit some threes and get nearly a steal a game, but that's a big "if." He's worthless for the time being. (continue reading…)


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Birkenau, 2000. US Holocaust Memorial Museum, gift of Geoffrey Megargee
Birkenau, 2000. US Holocaust Memorial Museum, gift of Geoffrey Megargee
Most people are unaware of the full extent of the Nazi camp and ghetto system. Behind the well-known names, such as Auschwitz, Dachau, Treblinka, and Warsaw, there was a vast universe of facilities, more than 42,000 of them, that formed the heart of the Nazi regime.
Published by Indiana University Press in association with the Museum, this encyclopedia will provide both scholars and a broader audience with a fundamental reference work on the history of the camps and ghettos and facilitate further research in the field.
Each of the seven volumes will address a group of sites according to type or subordination so that each volume can stand on its own. In this way, the reader can gain some appreciation for the conditions at a particular site, as well as for the way in which the system functioned as a whole. Photographs, charts, and maps will supplement the text.
Read a New York Times article (external link) and a PBS NewsHour report (external link) on the project.
Volume I
Early Camps, Youth Camps, and Concentration Camps and Subcamps under the SS-Business Administration Main Office (WVHA)
Geoffrey P. Megargee, General Editor
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Team Buckeye features Veterinary Medicine team captain
Dr. Michelle Harcha, director, Professional Development Education, is being featured for her support of Pelotonia, a grassroots effort to raise money for The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center - James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute. Her commitment to fighting cancer drove her to become a team captain for the College of Veterinary Medicine. Her enthusiasm for the event, as well as her personal story, led organizers to choose her as a Team Buckeye spokeswoman.
Recognizing the Class of 2012
Faculty, family, friends, and staff gathered Saturday, June 9 to celebrate the achievements of Ohio State's College of Veterinary Medicine Class of 2012. Student awards were announced at the Honors and Awards Ceremony on Saturday morning at the Fawcett Center and the traditional Oath and Hooding Ceremony took place that evening in Mershon Auditorium.
Dr. Buffington on WOSU "All Sides With Ann Fisher"
Dr. Tony Buffington will be appearing on WOSU's "All Sides With Ann Fisher" on Monday, June 11 to discuss the nation's most popular pet, the cat, and cat behavior and health. "All Sides" is a live, public affairs talk show, with listener phone calls and emails, on WOSU public radio. Tune in at 11am to WOSU public radio for Dr.
Ohio State Veterinarian featured on NPR's "Dog Talk"
Dr. Alicia Bertone, the Trueman Chair in Equine Clinical Medicine and Surgery, appeared live on the April 26th segment of Dog Talk Radio. Dr. Bertone was interviewed about her recent study on C-PET platelet therapy use in dogs with osteoarthritis.
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The College of Veterinary Medicine recognized the Class of 2012, five faculty award winners, and four Distinguished Alumni Award winners at the traditional Oath and Hooding ceremony, held June 9, 2012 in Mershon Auditorium. Below is a list of this year's award winners. Click on their names to read their biographies.
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State of the Celtics: Bradley back at practice on Monday
|Posted by shawn cassidy on December 18, 2012 at 12:35 AM
As many of you know by now. Bradley hit the practice floor for the first time this season.
"Celtics guard Avery Bradley, sidelined since mid May due to shoulder issues that required a pair of offseason surgeries, is scheduled to engage in contact activities for the first time during the team's offday workout on Monday in Chicago, according to the team.
Bradley's breakout 2011-12 season ended with a final shoulder dislocation in Game 4 of an Eastern Conference semifinals series against the Philadelphia 76ers. Bradley had already been dealing with issues in both shoulders, including multiple dislocations of the left. He underwent surgery on that shoulder in late May, then had a second procedure to clean up areas of his right shoulder in July.
Bradley has been rehabbing with a mid-December return to practice in mind. He has hesitated to put a timeline on a return to game action, stressing he'll simply take it day-by-day once he resumes contact activities."
Can't wait to see what this young man does. The expectations could be high for Bradley, and I caution many of you to be patient. He'll be rusty, and out of game shape, and frankly I don't see him truly impacting the Celtics until February. He may be okay before that, but since we don"t know much about Bradley, and he's entering his third season. We don't know what will get out of him. It's good news today.
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The Celtics drop in the ESPN power rankings. I really don't care about the rankings, but if you do, here you go. Click the headline to see the full rankings.
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The Four Nations Tournament - A Look Back
The Four Nations Tournament in China has been a popular event for the U.S. Women's National Team over the years. It served a dual purpose after China was awarded the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup in 2000 and then the 2008 Beijing Olympics in 2001, giving the USA valuable experience in China as well as top-flight international experience in adverse conditions for the players. The awarding of those tournaments meant nearly eight years of preparing for the most important of matches to be held in China (surprisingly packed into just two years when the 2003 WWC was moved to the USA, and FIFA gave the 2007 version to China instead), but the competition has always given the Americans excellent matches to start a year.
Playing in the cold against quality teams thousands of miles from home has given many American players a stage to show their international class and several have made their debuts here. Lauren Cheney, Tobin Heath, Becky Sauerbrunn and Amy LePeilbet, to name four, got their first caps here, while Amy Rodriguez and Lindsay Tarpley scored their first two career goals at the Four Nations, with Tarpley's coming against Sweden, the USA's first opponent this year. After the Beijing Olympics, China's run of hosting women's soccer world championships is over for the foreseeable future, but there are still good games to be had during the chilly January. After skipping the event in 2009 and 2010, the USA is back and looking for its seventh all-time title at a tournament which has been the site of some historic and interesting events in U.S. Women's National Team history.
1998 – USA, Sweden, China, Norway
This was the USA's first trip to China since winning the 1991 FIFA Women's World Cup and the matches were held at Tianhe Stadium, site of the USA's triumph over Norway in the first-ever Women's World Cup Final. The USA beat Sweden, 3-0, to start the tournament with nine of the 11 players in the lineup that would start the first game of the 1999 Women's World Cup a year and a half later. (Kate Sobrero, now Kate Markgraf, had not yet debuted and Michelle Akers was not on the trip). The USA tied China in the second game 0-0 (coincidentally the same score through regulation and overtime of the 1999 Women's World Cup Final) before rolling over Norway, 3-0, to win the tournament on goals by Tisha Venturini, Cindy Parlow and Mia Hamm. The match against Norway was the first meeting of the teams since the USA knocked the Norwegians out of the 1996 Olympics in the semifinal.
2002 – USA, Norway, Germany, China
The Americans did not return to the Four Nations Tournament until four years later. In 1999, the Americans were preparing to host the Women's World Cup. In January of 2000, the USA went to Australia to prepare for the 2000 Olympics. In 2001, the USA did travel to China in January, but the tournament wasn't held that year. Instead, the USA played China twice in exhibitions, losing 1-0 and tying 1-1, which brings us to 2002, the only year the team has failed to win the tournament to date. The USA lost its opening game 1-0 to Norway, the fourth of five straight losses to their long-time rival (the U.S. has since won 11 of the last 12 meetings). It was the USA's first of only two losses ever in the tournament. The USA then tied Germany 0-0 and a 2-0 win against China in Guangzhou on goals from Tiffeny Milbrett and Shannon MacMillan was not enough to take top honors.
2003 – USA, Norway, China, Germany
At the time the USA traveled to China, the players assumed they would be playing the Women's World Cup there in a few months, but the tournament would be moved to the USA shortly thereafter. The USA opened the tournament with a resounding 3-1 win over Norway on goals by Tiffeny Milbrett, defender Thori Bryan (her only career goal, coming off a header) and the second-career goal from Heather O'Reilly. The U.S. team, ravaged by a stomach virus that hit half the team, lost 2-0 to China in front of 40,000, the largest crowd for a U.S. game at the Four Nations. The loss meant the USA needed a win over Germany in its last game in Shanghai at the stadium that would eventually host the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup Final and Third-Place match. The USA scored on a perfectly-executed set play from three Santa Clara Broncos, with the ball going from Aly Wagner to Brandi Chastain to Devin Hawkins. It was the only National Team goal Hawkins would score in just nine career matches with the USA.
2004 – USA, Sweden, China, Canada
The only Four Nations that had matches played in February, all the games were staged in Shenzhen, just north of Hong Kong. The USA started the tournament with a solid 3-0 win over Sweden that saw two goals from Lindsay Tarpley, her first at the full international level. Another 0-0 tie with China followed, but the USA won the tournament with a 2-0 win against Canada as Joy Fawcett tallied a rare score and Tarpley added her third goal of the competition. The Four Nations gave the USA some excellent preparation for 2004 Olympic Qualifying, which started in late February in Costa Rica.
2006 – USA, Norway, France, China
The USA did not go to the Four Nations in 2005, coming off a long Olympic year and transition in head coaches. The team returned in 2006, once again back to Guangzhou, and started with a 3-1 win against Norway on goals from Shannon Boxx, Abby Wambach and Kristine Lilly, who scored a spectacular free kick in her historic 300th career match. The USA tied a feisty France side that played a smart defensive game to earn a 0-0 draw, setting up a title game against China. Kristine Lilly, in one of her many virtuoso performances, scored both goals as the USA won 2-0 to win its fifth Four Nations title.
2007 – USA, Germany, England, China
In a tournament that featured four teams who would be quarterfinalists at the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup, the U.S. traveled to the Four Nations with a young squad as veterans Kristine Lilly, Abby Wambach and Christie Rampone were not on the roster. The USA tied full-strength teams from Germany (0-0) and England (1-1 on a goal from Heather O'Reilly) before once again facing China, also at full strength, with the title on the line. The USA got goals from Lori Chalupny on a blast from outside the penalty box and a clinching goal from Natasha Kai to win, 2-0.
2008 – USA, Canada, Finland, China
The USA played a dominating tournament in Guangzhou at the massive Guangdong Olympic Sports Center Stadium. In Christie Rampone's first game as captain and Pia Sundhage's first game as head coach, the USA scored four second half goals, two from Amy Rodriguez (her first career goals) and two from Lindsay Tarpley, to defeat Canada 4-0. Heather O'Reilly assisted on the first three goals. The game marked the first career caps for defenders Becky Sauerbrunn and Ali Krieger. The USA then rolled over Finland 4-1, as Lauren Cheney scored twice and Tarpley and Angie Wonzuk added scores to set up a clash with China for the title. Shannon Boxx scored the USA's lone goal of the game in the 1-0 victory against the host. Tarpley was the Top Scorer, O'Reilly won Best Player and Pia Sundhage, in her first tournament as head coach of the USA, was the Best Coach. The USA also won the Fair Play Award.


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Hey, here's a crazy idea: How about Greg McElroy?
He won't fumble by running into someone's rear end, like Sanchez. He's healthy, unlike Sanchez.
He probably won't throw three interceptions and step out of the end zone accidently as Smith did in his latest not-ready-for-prime-time preseason performance.
Look, it's clear neither the Jets nor their fan base want Sanchez in a green-and-white uniform any longer. He is due his salary, whether he plays or not, so that's why he still has a key to the locker room.
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Apr 29, 2009
Thirteen minutes.
That's how close the USA was to winning the first-ever FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup last fall in New Zealand.
Thirteen minutes and a dream would have been fulfilled. Thirteen minutes and history would have been made. Just 13 minutes to achieve something you might never again get a chance to do.
Cloee Colohan knows that. As one of the USA's captains in New Zealand, the starting central defender was on the field with the USA leading 1-0 when Korea DPR equalized with 13 minutes remaining to send the match to overtime. Then just when it looked like the game would be headed to penalty kicks, the Koreans scored again with seven minutes remaining in OT and held on to win the first world title for U-17 women.
To be so close to ecstasy and instead experience agony makes the pain, if possible, even more cutting.
"When you work that hard, and you work two years with the same girls and get that close," said Colohan her voice trailing off momentarily. "Oh gosh, that was one of the worst days of my life. Close to it, at least."
Even worse for Colohan, she had to experience it alone, without her teammates, having been randomly selected for the standard post-game drug testing following the final.
"It was an awful feeling," said Colohan, as she recalled sitting in a small room at North Harbour Stadium in Auckland, sweaty and emotionally drained, her chugging of a sports drink likely barely keeping pace with the loss of hydration from her tears. "I was crying and just sitting there for an hour by myself, sobbing for probably half that time. It was hard to believe it was all over and we didn't win.
"I'm not going to lie, they were better than us, but I thought for sure we could hold on," said Colohan. "They got tons of chances, but after we scored in the first minute (a wacky wind-aided goal off Colohan's throw-in that bounced into the goal) I thought it was our day. I definitely thought we could pull it off."
The positive thing is 17-year-olds tend to be quite resilient. The six months since the crushing loss have given Colohan some perspective. She's had time to process the experience and is planning to milk all she can from it as she embarks on a quest for a spot on head coach Jillian Ellis' squad that will attempt to qualify for the 2010 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.
Although the tournament is more than a year away, Colohan is hoping that her experience in New Zealand will help her not only make the World Cup Team, but contribute to taking that one last step to the top of the podium.
"I learned a lot of things in New Zealand," said Colohan. "I learned about the small margin between winning and losing at the highest levels. On the flip side, I also learned that winning isn't everything because I still had a blast even though we lost. It was just a great experience to be in a wonderful country that embraced the tournament, to play against the best of the best and it was a real challenge to come back after we lost the opening game to Japan."
In truth, the USA stuttered to start the tournament, falling 3-2 a wonderfully skilled Japan team, then went down 1-0 to minnows Paraguay before rallying for a 3-1 victory. The USA needed at least a draw against France in its final group game to even make the second round, and they did just that, earning a hard-fought 1-1 tie.
"In Trinidad for qualifying, it was so easy because we dominated every team," said Colohan. "Then we come out during the World Cup and get beat in the first game. It was a big shock to us. We had to figure out what we were going to do and how we were going to turn it around. As a group, we needed to focus and find ways to win. Losing was almost like a blessing, it was something that made us work harder and for sure helped us make the final."
The resident of West Point, Utah, is enjoying the fresh start with the U-20s in 2009, having traveled with the team to Spain for three matches earlier in the year. She is starting to settle into a role as a leader in defense for the USA.
"I am looking at it as another opportunity to potentially play in a World Cup that we could win," said Colohan. "We lost to Germany in Spain last March and that wasn't fun, but we know we are working towards winning a world championship. Losing in the U-17 World Cup, well, I don't ever want to feel that again. I don't ever want to lose a game like that again."
Colohan is taking nothing for granted, but she is planning on doing everything she can not only to make the team, but to make the team better. The University of Portland-bound high school senior knows that Ellis wants her to be a leader, to be a communicator and to be someone who can organize a defense. Possessing good leadership qualities on and off the field and owning what is known as a "big personality," the bubbly Colohan seems just the person for the job. When asked what her goals are for her own game, she lists more accurate long balls, better one-on-one defending, better communication, crisper passing to the midfield, winning more headers and improving her fitness.
Sounds like a motivated young lady.
"I love it," said Colohan of her experience so far with the U-20s. "We are playing a different formation (4-3-3) from the U-17s and a new style. Jill is all about technical work, and I am feeling more involved in the game."
Even though the current U-20 team is in its formative stages, Colohan knows the time will come when the team will need a reality check. After having been figuratively slapped in the face in New Zealand, she will be ready to educate her teammates with tales of the realities of the most elite level competition.
"New Zealand made me tougher for sure," said Colohan. "Just pushing through games that are the hardest games of your life, experience-wise, nothing could be better for your development as a player. This U-20 cycle and making the team are pretty darn important to me. I want to win a World Cup, and this will be my last chance at the youth level. It just means a lot. We have a long way to go, but we are doing the work right now."
The work for those last 13 minutes, and all that precede them.
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Providing you with a Unique & Elegant touch on your wedding day!
Newport News, VA | 757-879-0761
We want you to have the time of your life! That is why it's so important to find a DJ company that specializes in weddings. Acme DJs of...(more)
Liz Daley Events/Daley DJs55 Reviews
Helping YOU create The Best Wedding Reception...Ever!!!
Williamsburg, VA | 757-566-4530
THINK DIFFERENT. If you want your wedding to be Creative and Fun. If you want your wedding to be Personalized. If you want your wedding to be...(more)
DJ Chuck Wills20 Reviews
Create lifetime memories with a dj/mc who truly cares.
Virginia Beach, VA | 757-419-4507
Chuck Wills is a professional DJ/MC in the Tidewater area, and also a ballroom/Latin dance instructor. He has over 20 years experience djing...(more)
Cut Above Entertainment9 Reviews
Williamsburg, VA | 757-903-1670
We Specialize in Weddings, Karaoke Parties and Other Special Events: With over 20 years experience in the Disc Jockey and Karaoke business...(more)
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